Holden works too much (score 3), Cuccarini asphalts Pettinelli (score 8)

An arrogance without equal. Young Holden has other things to do, he has to work, he can’t even find the time to prepare for the Evening. “I worked until six in the morning to deliver the record. I’m not like the others who only send the vocal tracks, I also do the mix and produce the album myself. It’s my choice, but it inevitably takes up more of my time.” With these words, the boy explains why he arrived at the episode unprepared: in a week, he didn’t have the opportunity to study the cover that he was supposed to create for the ‘Creativity’ challenge with Midas. Rudy Zerbi chooses the Chiara Ferragni strategy and appeals to a (small) “communication error”: “I didn’t understand that she wasn’t preparing, she could have raised her hand to let me know. But I’m sure he will do it next time.” That’s all? That’s all. Later, he will present the unreleased ‘Randagi’, the result of his crazy and desperate work. And again: is that all? That’s all. What is surprising is the justifying attitude of the jury and the professors: no one dares to reproach him, his unpreparedness is bypassed, or rather, accepted. And it is not the first occasion in which we see the son of Paolo Carta, Laura Pausini’s partner, throwing tantrums: on the eve of the Evening, Holden had abandoned school after sending everyone to ‘hang out’ (so to speak) because the his workload hadn’t left him time that day to take a lunch break. The princess on the chorus. Indigestible.